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Posted on 03/21/2012 10:40:47 AM PDT by ColdOne
The Supreme Court has sided with an Idaho couple in a property rights case, ruling they can go to court to challenge an Environmental Protection Agency order that blocked construction of their new home and threatened fines of more than $30,000 a day.
Wednesday's decision is a victory for Mike and Chantell Sackett, whose property near a scenic lake has sat undisturbed since the EPA ordered a halt in work in 2007. The agency said part of the property was a wetlands that could not disturbed without a permit.
In an opinion by Justice Antonin Scalia, the court rejected EPA's argument that allowing property owners quick access to courts to contest orders like the one issued to the Sacketts would compromise the agency's ability to deal with water pollution.
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Where's the HAHA boy from the Simpsons?
So nice of them to grant permission for these citizens to have their day in court.
It feels like we are living in a country without a Constitution, and we live at the whim of the bureaucrats.
I watched the EPA torture a 90 year old man whose family had owned the property for 150 years....and the property had, in its day, a huge house and a peach orchard on the "so called" wetlands.
Everyone involved in this should be named and shamed, bancrupted and arrested. In the old days when someone tried to take your life and liberty you settled it immediately.
Who is going to pay their legal fees up to this point. I don't think you can sue the govt?
+1 for the citizens.
-1 for the assholes
I particularly saw them wreak havoc in Michigan, where one could argue the entire state is a wetland.
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A fire broke out at the Ampride gas station at 3243 5th Avenue in Fort Dodge at around 11 p.m.
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Fort Dodge Fire Chief Kent Hulett said all the content of the store will be a total loss.
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There is, as yet, no clear historical evidence for what existed on the Middleton estate prior to c.1600. It is likely that there was a change of name when the Middleton family acquired the land, but what its name had been we do not know. What we do know, from the traces of ancient field boundaries recently found to survive within the Park, is the land had previously been farmed, probably for at least two thousand years.
In the seventh century this place was part of the kingdom of Seisyllwg, successor to the area controlled by the Romans from Moridunum (now Carmarthen), possibly based on the pre-Roman tribal territory of the Demetae. Following the Norman invasion the kingdom was reduced to a rump centered on the Tywi Valley. The rulers were then the Princes of Deheubarth, until in the 12th century it ended up in the hands of the English King. It was then absorbed into a single marcher lordship finally being incorporated into the Shire of Carmarthen under the Act of Union in 1536.
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The unique properties of synchrotron radiation applied to the study of luminescence and the fundamental optical properties of materials will enable a deeper understanding of known phenomena to be obtained and new ones to be observed.
The conversion of relatively high-energy radiation into low-energy (UV/visible) luminescence is a phenomenon widely applied in practice in X-ray screens, scintillators, X-ray image plates, etc. However, the fundamental mechanisms associated with different stages of this process have not been studied in any detail and are only poorly understood. The internal relaxation processes following high-energy excitation involve a multiplicity of electronic excitations, defect creation, energy transfer between emission and quenching centres, and interaction with the surface states. Only by using synchrotron radiation is it possible to undertake the range of measurements starting with the VUV through the XUV to the X-ray region so as to help understand the contribution of these phenomena separately. The temporal structure of synchrotron radiation permits observation of luminescence kinetics across a time scale from tens of picoseconds to milliseconds and beyond.
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President Obama is praising Russian President Vladimir Putin for assisting the United States in the Iranian nuclear talks.
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Obama went so far to say that the countries "would have not achieved this agreement" if not for Russia's assistance in completing what he described as a "strong deal."
Obama also indicated that Putin was calling him again, describing a conversation they had about Syria.
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HedgeNews Africa Q2 2017 Publication – Fixed Income Funds in the HedgeNews Africa database continued to make gains through March 2017, the HedgeNews Africa Quarterly Journal of the African Alternatives and Hedge Fund Community publication noted. The publication furthermore announced that Africa-focused funds also had a solid start to the year, with the HedgeNews Africa Pan-Africa/AME Index sitting 2.82% higher for the quarter.
Amongst a difficult quarter for global markets given an array of political and financial pressures, Fixed Income Funds, with a particular focus on African, remained a strong force to be reckoned with as performance continued to outperform analysts and speculators, HedgeNews Africa reported. Both the FTSE/JSE All Share Index and the MSCI Emerging Markets Index were well over the 2% level for the first quarter of 2017. The MSCI Emerging Markets Index is not sitting at over 11% YTD, showing that there is strong appetite to still be bullish on this focus.
Fixed Income was the best performing South African strategy in March (sitting at 2.88% for the year), with the month being a particularly strong month for the region and strategies, with gains helping several funds to finish the quarter on a strong footing. It was noted earlier on in the publication that the fact remains that active mangers – particularly hedge funds – have more instruments and strategies at their disposal and can mitigate against market risks to continue delivering returns, even in the toughest of conditions. None is truer that an effectively managed, fixed income strategy focused on EM.
In a global landscape that has seen beta strategies buoyed by but volatile and some unsustainable levels, investors should take note of the significant performance that African-focused Fixed Income funds have continued to produce into the new year. Barak's STF Fund and its other shorter and medium-term funds continue to provide consistently risk-adjusted net returns on the premium opportunities that the region and strategy provides, and it's no surprise that interest into Barak's performance is gaining some growing traction.


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As you begin to really move into your resolutions and your dreams, you may notice that things you once wanted you don't want anymore. (and that's not bad...). It is wierd and strange. Maybe it even feels energizing. You have indeed changed and these feeling is simply a reflection.
I experienced this very thing. A few days ago, I was thinking about ways I could get into physical wellness. I immediately remembered my days of taking aerial arts classes and gymnastics. Why not give that a try again! When I first took these classes, learning to do art on ropes with my body and walk on my hands, I LOVED it! I felt cleansed after each class.
So I decided to google a school not far from downtown Chicago. I checked into the page, scrolled through the images, and come to a halting realization. I had changed! *gasp*. The images didn't motivate a passionate stiring as they once did. Instead, I felt like it no longer felt like me. This art was no longer aligned to who I am now a days.
In that very moment, I remembered that previously I used aerial arts to show how strong I was mentally and physically. Yet, my resolutions now are to express grace and movement in this year. Now what?
At that moment, I had no clue what sort of physical exercise would incorporate resolution's time of grace and beauty. (Now I think I will take a contortion and flexibility class....that seems a better fit.)
So what happens when realize you aren't the same as you were before? When your dreams are no longer the same as before? When you want something different in your life? Something....new?
Here are a few tips to get things moving in that new direction of the new you:
Give yourself permission to step outside your comfort zone.
Yes! Go and do that new thing! Meet new people. Signup for recreation groups. Go on a crazy wonderful vacation. Feed this new tone, this new vibration, your bringing into your life. It is you getting one step closer to yourself. One way to find that true expression of you anew is to try something new!
Speak to your friends and family with compassion
Realize that as you grow and change, not everyone around you will adjust quickly. They may be resigned to lay in the old ways. They may resist your change. Look at them with compassion and realize that you changed. It might take a week, a month, a year for them to get use to the new you. Do you, but speak with compassion. (....and breath when it gets a little tense, you know old you roles vs new you roles). It is your life.
Give yourself permission to let go of the old you, if you want.
You may be ready to be you 2.0. The updated version of you. You may not (and that is ok too. Change can be scary). But if you are ready, take some time to do a cleansing. Clean out the closet and begin to fill it with clothes that represent you right now. Redecorate your home. Cut and color and makeover your look. Buy new things you now like in the newness of you. Drink and eat the foods you are craving now (not five years ago). Do you. It is an intuitive journey but you know you bet. Trust all the new you want. It is you.
My next steps?
For me, this means looking for lighter jewelry, graceful, and elegant but simple. Wearing clothes that validate my soft femininity. Eating meals that are a mix of "healthy" and what my body needs. Doing lots of self care in a luxury sort of way. This is all apart of the new me. This expression of myself peeked it's head out last year but in 2015 it is full on. A new expression of myself. Softer. More feminine. More graceful. Welcome to 2015 me.
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Eleven years ago four young men started a conversation that eventually led to the super power in creativity that we know today as Alt Group. Having collected about a gazillion awards since its inception (roughly speaking), Alt's creative director and co-founder Dean Poole took the company's success another step further by snapping up the highly prestigious John Britten Black Pin award—for an individual who has made a major contribution to design nationally and internationally—at Friday's Best Design Awards. So does winning this grandiose award change anything? No—life is as crazy as always he says.
Awards aren't everything, but they are something. "It means the idea that you're communicating is universal. We're doing our job because the idea is cutting through and communicating, which is what we get employed to do, says Poole."
Aside from winning the Black Pin award, Alt group also took home seven Gold Pins, in a performance not too dissimilar to last years awards. You can add these recent additions to the very impressive trail of awards left in Alt's wake, which in the last two years have included: Gold and Bronze at the Art Directors Club; Silver and Bronze and One Show Design in New York; winners in the Webby Awards; Silver and Gold at the Cannes Design Lions; Platinum and Gold in Graphis Design Annual and numerous red dot awards. Exhausted yet?
Poole certainly isn't. In fact, he says he's still got the energy and curiosity of a teenager. "We feel like we're still teenagers and we haven't finished yet. There are so many things that we want to do and fix up."
That's an impressive stance, when you consider Poole started exhibiting his artwork at the tender age of 14. However he soon fell out of love with art and fell into design instead.
"The great thing about design is that it's the social life of ideas. You get to see ideas out in the wild rather than in a box and in a monitored, curated experience. Design is also much more collaborative. With design, you're serving other people's problems."
But Poole is adamant that Alt will never do design for design's sake. "We're really an ideas company. We work with the idea first and the execution second. We're a multidisciplinary company."
It's this multidisciplinary approach that has played a key role in the company's success, and while working across such a diverse range of areas has its challenges, Poole says the history of design has always been like this.
"(Design was) a series of skills that then got applied to an opportunity. If you go back to the Bauhaus movement, that's actually what they did. So we're just trying to recreate that feeling where if you get a group of happy people and put them in a room with a set of skills and get them to fight something—be it the way people sit on a chair or helping people connect with a brand—inherently, that's what designers are good at. They're good at connections."
And when it comes to connection, the company has managed to connect with a wide range of clients over an equally wide range of outlets, including books and web. A clue to this success lies partially in the company's webiste,—or lack thereof. Try and find Alt on the web and you come across not much more than a simple web page with contact details—an intentional move says Poole.
"We don't promote our work online because we don't want people to come with an image in mind, but more of a problem or opportunity."
It's a strategy Poole says has allowed the company to work with everyone from Karen Walker at one end to New Zealand Trade an Enterprise at the other.
"None of those brands are alike. They're all different. If you start with an image first you end up creating a house style, not communicating an idea."
The key is in diversity. "We work on big jobs and really small jobs, but we treat them the same way. For us it's the opportunity to do good design."
Another key to the company's success lies in literally having no idea. "We're generally quite a curious culture," says Poole. "We have this philosophy of design by not knowing. We actually don't know. We tell our clients we don't actually have the answer. It's the joy of finding out."
Clearly Alt's philosophy is working, with the company continuing to go from strength to strength. Not that the company is interested in exploding the size of its operation—though clearly it could.
Poole says Alt has always had a dream that asks: "How can you have a global presence and still be in one place?"
"It's nice to keep the scale that you want because the right scale creates the right activity. But you don't have to be all over the world to do that. You can do it from here," he says. "You can export creativity."
He says Alt could be huge but it doesn't actually want to be. "It just wants to be small, nimble and do good work for a long, long time."
When it comes to the health of the Kiwi design scene, Poole says that from where he sits, New Zealand is doing pretty well.
"We're a young, emerging design culture and like any culture, that takes time. In recent years, there's been a new design culture emerging. You can see it happening in furniture with the success of people like David Trubridge. You can see it happening in architecture. People have said recently that we're like the Scandinavia of the South Pacific. Design is a powerful expression of culture. It's not just about good business. It also hints at who we are. Magazines and technology have exposed people to what New Zealand has to offer and I think people are finding a unique voice."
Having worked in so many areas, is there one area in particular outlet Alt would really like to sink its teeth into? "We kinda like film...we would love to do something in an entertainment space – it's a different narrative — a different way of communicating," says Poole.
With a career that has included everything from fine arts, to sculpturing, to brand identity, is there anything the Black Pin winner can't do?
"I can't cook, I'm really hopeless." Poole explains that he has a friend who tells him that every designer should be able to cook because cooking and design are the same. It's a series of ingredients that you need to put together in a unique way and then you serve up something that is an experience that everyone enjoys—so his friend says. Poole's response? "I'm only good at toast."
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[PETERBOROUGH] The Peterborough Construction Association (PCA) held their Annual Elections Meeting this week at the Best Western Otonabee Inn in Peterborough. On Tuesday January 12th, members of the association elected a new board of directors and President for the coming year.
Craig Mortlock of Mortlock Construction proudly takes on the role of President following the election. The following is a full list of the Officers and Directors for 2016:
CRAIG MORTLOCK, Mortlock Construction
1st Vice-President
Leo Brouwer, Primary Painting & Decorating Inc.
2nd Vice-President
Brian Cox, Nedco
Past President
Richard Kloosterman, Kloosterman General Contractors Ltd.
Honorary Secretary
Barry Whitnell, Westmount Construction Company
Honorary Treasurer
Brad Huggins, Collins Barrow, C.A.
Directors At Large
Chuck White, Rapid Lift
Steve Vandermeulen, Vandermeulen Plumbing
Steve Parkes, Rehill's Building Supplies
Steve Pope, Sparkies Electric
General Contractors
Mathew James, Dalren Ltd.
Trade Contractors
Ron Nolan, Peterborough Glass & Windows
Mechanical Contractors
Shane Dobbin, Adamson & Dobbin Ltd.
Electrical Contractors
Rick Yates, SRP Electric
Mfg., Suppliers & Service
Ken Wilkes, K.G. Wilkes & Assoc.
Based on a 2015 survey of the PCA members, it is estimated that in 2014 the members employed a total number of 2,475 full-time equivalent positions with a payroll of just under $128,000,000. This results in an estimated economic impact of approximately $255,000,000.
The Peterborough Construction Association exists to bring together members of the construction trade, commercial and industrial sub-contractors and associates to create an environment of collaboration. Through networking, education and shared information, their ultimate goal is to increase the profile of local businesses in order to increase profitability and ultimately create jobs and improve the quality of life in the region.
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Green Goodness Smoothie
I have been on a kick over here learning more about recipes and healthy eating. I keep forgetting to share my favorite smoothies over here on my blog.
When it comes to healthy eating, smoothies are my favorite way to hack my time. Not a day goes by that doesn't include one. I almost lost my mind last month when our blender broke.
They are specifically helpful when I'm on the go or to drink while I'm coaching.
If you've been saying " I need to get more greens." This is the recipe for you.
Makes 1 serving
2 cups spinach
1 1/2 cups dairy-free milk or water
2 tablespoons almond butter
1/2 cup mixed frozen berries
1 tablespoon flax meal
Stevia to taste (not required)
Ice (optional)
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Brotherhood Church
The Brotherhood Church is a Christian anarchist and pacifist community.[1] An intentional community with Quaker origins has been located at Stapleton, near Pontefract, Yorkshire, since 1921.[2]
The church can be traced back to 1887 when a Congregationalist minister called John Bruce Wallace started a magazine called "The Brotherhood" in Limavady, Northern Ireland. Wallace was influenced by the views of Henry George and Edward Bellamy. In 1891 Wallace moved to London and took over a derelict church in Southgate Road, Hackney, naming it "The Brotherhood Church." The Russian Social Democratic Labour Party used the building in 1907 for their 5th Congress.[3]
Subsequent communities were established by a Tolstoyan named John Coleman Kenworthy in Croydon, Surrey, in 1894 and Purleigh, Essex, in 1896.[3] Residents at Croydon and Purleigh included Aylmer and Louise Maude and Vladimir Chertkov. However, both these communities ceased shortly after they were established, as Kenworthy fell out with Chertkov and argued with Aylmer Maude over the English translation of Tolstoy's works. Based on a letter from Tolstoy, Kenworthy was under the impression that he had exclusive rights over some of Tolstoy's texts.[4] Aylmer Maude, on the other hand, believed the reason for the failure of the colony was due to Kenworthy's autocratic and irresponsible behaviour.[5]
In 1897 several members, some from a Quaker background, moved to Leeds. The receipt of a legacy enabled the group to relocate to a seven and a half acre smallholding at Stapleton in 1921.[2][6] Another Purleigh splinter group established the Whiteway Colony in 1898, funded by a Quaker journalist.[3]
Stapleton Colony[edit]
The Stapleton Colony are vegetarian, grow much of their own organic food and attempt to live independently from the government .[7] They are affiliated to the Peace Pledge Union, Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament and War Resisters' International.[8] Residents have included Len W. Gibson (1919–2007) who was a lifelong peace campaigner and conscientious objector.[9]
See also[edit]
- ^ "The Brotherhood Church".
The Brotherhood Church originated as a Christian anarchist pacifist community
- ^ a b "The Brotherhood Church - A Brief History".
- ^ a b c Charlotte Alston (2010). "Tolstoy's Guiding Light". History Today. Archived from the original on 2012-03-22.
- ^ Tolstoy, Leo (1978). Tolstoy's Letters: 1880-1910. Scribner. p. 534.
He fell out with Chertkov in England, and also quarrelled with Aylmer Maude over the English translation of Tolstoy's works
- ^ Christoyannopoulos, Alexandre (2010). Christian Anarchism: A Political Commentary on the Gospel. Exeter: Imprint Academic. p. 257.
Tolstoyism and Tolstoyan colonies
- ^ "Brotherhood Church". Diggers and Dreamers.
- ^ "Life at One of England's Last Tolstoyan Communes". New Yorker.
- ^ "Brotherhood Church". Utopia Britannica.
British Utopian Experiments (1325-1945), Yorkshire
- ^ "Obituary for Len W. Gibson". War Resisters' International.
Further reading[edit]
- Alfred G. Higgins (1982) A History of the Brotherhood Church.
- Ken Weller (1985) "Don't Be a Soldier!": The Radical Anti-War Movement in North London 1914-1918 – Chapter 16: The Brotherhood Church.
- Warren Draper (2012) Anarchy in Albion: Utopia, Tolstoy and the Brotherhood Church – Essay published in The Idler: The Utopia Issue No.45.


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Story Update: Brain currently busy with the new Kat and Mouse (KnM) story so there hasn't been much space left for blogging. The initial brain dump is pretty much done. I think. Now comes the part where I fill in missing bits.
I've got it scheduled to be done by mid-January.
We'll see how the next week or so goes.
Story Update 2: Two stories came back from Market recently (sad) so now I get to find new possible homes for them (yay!)
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Stags' boss Steve Evans was left frustrated after his side were denied an 89th-minute penalty in this afternoon's 1-0 defeat to Doncaster Rovers.
Rovers' midfielder Tommy Rowe headed home substitute James Coppinger's corner to seal Rovers' promotion to League One, but Stags will feel like they should have left the Keepmoat Stadium with at least a point after striker Danny Rose and midfielder Alfie Potter both had efforts cleared off the line.
However, the most contentious decision of the afternoon came in the 89th minute when Potter was pushed to the floor by Doncaster defender Mathieu Baudry, but referee Dean Whitestone waved play on, much to the frustration of the Stags' manager.
"Well if last week's is a penalty, this week's is assault. There's no intention [to get the ball]. Alfie's gone by him, he's got wonderful low trajectory, he's twisting inside the guy and I've just watched it back on the video - let the Stags' fans judge it," the gaffer said.
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"I think they thought last week we could understand maybe why the ref gave it (the penalty for Exeter City) [but] there was double hand full contact today.
"Alfie's got just pushed over in the box and, interestingly, about a minute later he (the referee) gives one to them for a push in the middle of the park and I said to the fourth [official] 'what's the difference?' and his reply was 'none'."
Despite being understandably disappointed with today's defeat, the Stags' chief offered his congratulations to opposite number Darren Ferguson and everyone associated with Doncaster Rovers for sealing promotion to League One.
"They deserve to be promoted, Doncaster Rovers, and my personal best wishes go to Darren, his staff and of course his players.
"I've had them (the celebrations) a number of times and they're very, very special when they come and so is the manager who's just had that today. They're a wonderful side, we take nothing away from them, we'll let them enjoy their promotion and we'll just continue to be frustrated by decisions.
"I don't want to take anything away from what Doncaster Rovers have achieved today. If that's the benchmark, then this football club will be in and around it next year."
After sides in and around the Sky Bet League Two play-off places also dropped points this afternoon, Stags remain four points away from the top seven and the boss says the hard work will continue ahead of next week's trip to Wycombe Wanderers.
"I think I said to the chairman (John Radford) in the meeting yesterday that if I come away from Doncaster with the same points differential, I'd be quite happy.
"It's not where we finish; it's seventh or it doesn't matter. We'll go to Wycombe and the good thing is if we go to Wycombe and get a positive result and you tell me it's still four points, I'll be a little bit happier going home.
"I'm still not happy with the decision in added time - we could've come here and drawn today and reduced the deficit which would have been a major boost for us.
"We'll just continue to work hard on the training ground on Monday. You're never out of it until you're out of it. At Rotherham a few years ago we needed to win the last five to get promoted and we won the last five. The aim now is to win next week and we've got another difficult one down at Wycombe but we'll go there and we'll certainly work hard but nothing changes."
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Evans frustrated with officials as Stags lose at Doncaster
chad.co.uk, by SPORTS REPORTER, Saturday 08 April 2017
Steve Evans could not hide his frustration with referee Dean Whitestone as his side narrowly lost out to promoted Doncaster Rovers. The Stags boss was pleased with his side's efforts at the Keepmoat Stadium on a day when Rovers secured their place in League One next season. The defeat is a blow to Mansfield's own hopes of reaching the play-offs as they slip to 13th in the table, four points from seventh-placed Carlisle. And Evans was disappointed with the man in the middle, Mr Whitestone, after he decided not to award Stags a penalty when Alfie Potter hit the floor. Evans said: "It was a good performance, but we're disappointed the penalty was not given at the end. "We have seen penalties like that given and he was bang on there to see it. "If last week's is a penalty then this is a penalty, I don't get why it was not given. There is no debate, it was a clear cut penalty "We will continue to be frustrated by decisions, the referee was not good for both sides. "He has one big decision to take and he got it wrong. We have suffered. "We are running on nothing at the moment, but we came here fancying it. "We have come to a team who are a wonderful side and who are getting promoted. "Donny deserve to be promoted and they are a wonderful team. "We see the celebrations out there, it is special for Doncaster, they are a wonderful side and let them enjoy it. And added: "We will continue working hard on the training ground on Monday. We will keep working hard and nothing changes "We will go to Wycombe and look for the positive result. I'm not happy with the penalty decision we could have come here and drawn. "I dont want to take anything away from Doncaster, they are the benchmark."
Read more at: http://www.chad.co.uk/sport/football/mansfield-town/evans-frustrated-with-officials-as-stags-lose-at-doncaster-1-8483179
Ferguson's tactical masterclass
Manager Darren Ferguson believes a change in formation gave his side all three points against Mansfield Town.
Rovers secured promotion to Sky Bet League One after a 74th minute header from Tommy Rowe sent Ferguson men back to the third tier of English football at the first attempt.
"All week we had worked on playing the diamond formation for 10 minutes and then changing to three at the back because we knew it would cause them problems," he said.
"We worked hard on a system in training, we wanted to play forward in the first half and stop them from pressing us, but once we went to three at the back we had control of the game.
"The clean sheet was vital for us against a very good team, I would not like to play them in the playoffs actually because they have a lot of energy and commitment."
Darren Ferguson has made it clear to his side that he would like them to go unbeaten until the end of the season but did concede it would be a hard challenge.
"We want to go the remainder of the season unbeaten now, I would like us to go on and win all five of our games but it is going to be very difficult," he said.
"I don't have to worry about keeping the lads focused to be honest they are a level-headed bunch, the main focus for us is to go on and win the league, we are determined to show people that we are the best team in this league."
Read more at http://www.doncasterroversfc.co.uk/news/article/2016-17/fergusons-tactical-masterclass-3667220.aspx#m1k14PdYZCwv7Kfb.99
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Steve Ferreira, Bellevue College graduate, successful athlete and founder of the non-profit organization Beyond Disabilities gave his presentation "Living a Disabled Life" on Tuesday, July 12 in the Faculty Commons. He talked about his disability of cerebral palsy and the struggles he faces throughout his life. The presentation was open to all faculty members and students.
Ferreira was born in Taiwan in 1988 and was diagnosed with cerebral palsy soon after his birth. At the age of 15 he decided to make a positive difference for disabled people and since then he has held more than 300 presentations at other high schools and colleges around Washington state.
Several staff members, among them former teachers of Ferreira attended the presentation. Instructor Mandie Mauldinnash said that she came because Steve gave his presentation as part of one of her faculty workshops and inspired everyone. "It's a way to have faculty really understand that you can't look at a student and understand what their needs are," she explained. According to Mauldinnash, it is equally important for students to gain a better understanding of what is means to be disabled. "I have focused on the development of community in the classroom and if the teacher doesn't understand the students and the students don't understand each other then you are not going to be able to create strong learning environments," stressed Mauldinnash.
In the eyes of 10-year-old Grace Andrade, daughter of a staff member, the successful inclusion of disabled people should matter to everyone. "We need to understand that we can't judge people just by the way that we see them, we need to judge them by their personality," said Andrade.
Usually, Ferreira's presentations focus on his life story, his accomplishments and strategies to avoid bullying. This time, however, he decided to take a different approach and invited his audience to an open discussion about disability and the problems connected with it. After he got everyone to introduce themselves, he wanted to know how many people in the room thought that they had some kind of disability. The majority of the listeners identified themselves as having disabilities such as getting old, asthma or scoliosis. Moreover, a noticeable number of people could contribute experiences that disabled friends or partners and identify problems which disabled people encounter on a daily basis. Susan Hampson from the Office of Instruction said that her cousin who had polio frequently becomes frustrated when he is out in public spaces with his wheelchair. "Some people just walk along and if you're moving along with your wheelchair and they are in front of you and just stop, you have a hard time stopping your wheelchair without running into them."
Ferreira motivated his audience to think about the obstacles which people in a wheelchair face when going to high school, college or theaters. He specifically pointed out the things which have to be improved at Bellevue College and gave staff members ideas to consider. Among the problems identified by Ferreira and the audience was missing ramps, ignorance of other students, malfunctions and absence of elevators and the limited emergency exits accessible for wheelchairs. An issue which Ferreira particularly cares about is the placement of the Bellevue College Disability center on the north campus instead of the main campus. "That is excluding people with disabilities from having a normal life, creating new friends and just being themselves," he stated.
At the end of his presentation Ferreira proudly showed a clip aired by Evening Magazine which featured his story and achievements. "Nothing stops me from what I want to accomplish," Ferreira said. "People in this country need to stop making assumptions before they meet the person."


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Estimate $10,000. Israeli-born, New York-based artist Izhar Patkin's work is in the collection of MoMA and has been exhibited at the Jewish Museum, Tel Aviv Museum of Modern Art, MASS MOCA, and the Whitney Biennial (1986). With a strong storytelling element, his work combines a sense of beauty with history and culture.
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Welcome to exorcising ghosts – the Haruki Murakami Resources
Last Updated: 6th August 2018
I hope you find something here of interest. If you see anything related to Murakami on the web, which isn't listed here - please let me know so I can add it - thanks! I can be contacted by emailing: terry AT exorcising-ghosts DOT co DOT UK
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""Sometimes when I look at you, I feel I'm gazing at a distant star. It's dazzling, but the light is from tens of thousands of years ago.
Maybe the star doesn't even exist any more. Yet sometimes that light seems more real to me than anything."
-- by Haruki Murakami
Saturday 4th August - Haruki Murakami's Killing Commendatore released on 9th October
On special radio show, author Haruki Murakami talks about his favorite music, love of running - Japan Times
Haruki Murakami, describes music as his 'writing teacher,' to debut as DJ. Mainichi article on Murakami's hosting of a radio show by Tomohiro Inoue.
A excellent related article from Resident Advisor on Tokyo's Inside Tokyo's audiophile venues
Haruki Murakami's new novel declared 'indecent' by Hong Kong censors - The Guardian feature by Alison Flood
Friday 1st June 2018 - Killing Commendatore released on 9th October
The long awaited Killing Commendatore will be finally released on 9th October in both the UK and US.
Discriped by the publishers as: an epic tour de force of love and loneliness, war and art — as well as a loving homage to The Great Gatsby — and a stunning work of imagination from one of our greatest writers.
Tuesday 11th July 2017 - Haruki Murakami talks of how he goes with the flow
Asahi Shimbun article by Kan Kashiwazaki on
Mimizuku wa Tasogare ni Tobitatsu" (Haruki Murakami: A Long, Long Interview by Mieko Kawakami).
Interesting The Spinoff article by Thom Shackleford - Lost in translation: Haruki Murakami's tales of love and loneliness in Japan.
Also added a few new reviews of Men Without Women
Monday 26th June 2017 - A fateful literary meeting: Raymond Carver and Haruki Murakami
Interesting article by the Seattletimes' Jeff Baker.
Friday 9th June 2017 - The joys and challenges of translating Haruki Murakami's work
Ted Goossen talks to Tom Power about Murakami's penchant for jazz, the Beach Boys and the Beatles, what Murakami is like in person, and the challenges of being a translator for one of the world's most renowned writers. - CBC Radio
Also added a few new reviews of Men Without Women
Monday 29th May 2017 - What Is It About Haruki Murakami That Mesmerizes People?
Interesting artcile from Vulture Managzine article by Christian Lorentzen
Thursday 25th May 2017 -- Men without Women
Still lots of media coverage for the new short story collection - Men without Women. review added for amongst others including the Independent and Popmatters.
Thursday 11th May 2017 -- Men without Women
Even more reviews about the newly published Men without Women added including the New York Times and Chicago Tribune.
Saturday 6th May 2017 -- Men without Women
I've added quite a few reviews about the newly published Men without Women.
Sunday 23rd April 2017 -- Men without Women
With publication just over a fortnight away, I've just added links to a few reviews/articles about Men without Women.
Thursday 6th April 2017 - Men without Women
The call came in after one a.m. and woke me up. Phones ringing in the middle of the night always sound harsh and grating, like some savage metal tool out to destroy the world. I felt it was my duty, as a member of the human race, to put a stop to it, so I got out of bed, padded over to the living room, and picked up the receiver.
Getting ready for the publication of Murakami's new short story collection - Men without Women in just over a month (9th May to be exact).
Some of the stories in collection have been previously published in the New Yorker magazine.
Pre order the book from amazon.com and amazon.co.uk
Sunday 19th February 2017 - The Murakami Pilgrimage
The Murakami Pilgrimage: A Guide to the Real-Life Places of Haruki Murakami's Fiction is a comprehensive Japan travel guide which focuses on the locations featured in the novels of Haruki Murakami. Written and designed by Ken Lawrence and published by Sailingstone Press. Lovely idea which looks worth checking out. You can purchase the book from Amazon here.
'Absolutely on Music' Gives a Maestro a Stage for Ideas - New York Times review by James R Oestreich
A series of talks between the great conductor and his novelist fan is unprecedented and illuminating - Guardian review by RO Kwon
Tuesday 22nd November 2016 - Even more Absolutely On Music reviews
The Musings of the Maestro - Wall Street Journal review by Michael O'Donnell
Seiji Ozawa reflects on his brilliant life in music - Providence Journal by Dave Canarie
Friday 18th November 2016 - Time for a few more Absolutely On Music reviews
Haruki Murakami prods a great conductor for insight in Absolutely On Music - AV Club review by Ignatiy Vishnevetsky.
If it ain't Baroque: Haruki Murakami's goes classical in Absolutely on Music — but it's not for everyone - National Post (Canada) review by Jay Hoskin.
Saturday 12th November 2016 - Who knew that one of literature's most interesting contemporary novelists also happens to have an extraordinary set of ears?
It's true. In "Absolutely on Music," a book of conversations between prominent Japanese conductor Seiji Ozawa and perennial Nobel favorite Haruki Murakami, the latter proves himself an amazingly acute listener of classical music.
Great San Francisco Chronicle article on the new book by Scott Esposito.
Tuesday 8th November 2016 - Haruki Murakami and Seiji Ozawa talk music, art and creativity
One writes fiction, the other conducts an orchestra, but Murakami and Ozawa share a drive, determination – and a passion for music. They discuss the creative process, inspiration and the eclecticism of Mahler - Nice Gurdian article on the new book.
Monday 31st October
- Murakami Absolutely on Music: Conversations with Seiji Ozawa
Murakami releases his laterst book in English - Absolutely on Music: Conversations with Seiji Ozawa on 15th November. The book has been translated by Jay Rubin
Here's what the published have to say about the book:
A deeply personal, intimate conversation about music and writing between the internationally acclaimed, best-selling author and his close friend, the former conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra.
Haruki Murakami's passion for music runs deep. Before turning his hand to writing, he ran a jazz club in Tokyo, and from The Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" to Franz Liszt's "Years of Pilgrimage," the aesthetic and emotional power of music permeates every one of his much-loved books. Now, in Absolutely on Music, Murakami fulfills a personal dream, sitting down with his friend, acclaimed conductor Seiji Ozawa, to talk, over a period of two years, about their shared interest. Transcribed from lengthy conversations about the nature of music and writing, here they discuss everything from Brahms to Beethoven, from Leonard Bernstein to Glenn Gould, from record collecting to pop-up orchestras, and much more. Ultimately this book gives readers an unprecedented glimpse into the minds of the two maestros.
"Intriguing insights about the nature of music. . . . Deliberate and contemplative. In some ways, these conversations are High Fidelity for classical music fans." —Publishers Weekly
The book is availble to pre order on:
Initial articles:
Musical Toronto - A Cult Novelist Makes Great Conversation With Former TSO Conductor Seiji Ozawa by Will Pearson
The Arts Desk.com - Sunday Book: Haruki Murakami - Absolutely on Music - In 'Conversations with Seiji Ozawa', cult novelist and star conductor make sweet sounds by Boyd Tonkin